The Canadian Army Battledress Jacket Size 15 is an authentic example of the wool serge uniform jacket issued to Canadian military personnel during the Second World War and into the early postwar period. This particular jacket is marked as Size 15, designed to accommodate individuals with a chest measurement of approximately 41–42 inches and corresponding height and waist specifications in accordance with period sizing charts. The jacket features a short-waisted, tailored cut with pleated breast pockets secured by concealed buttons, reinforced shoulder epaulettes, and buttoned cuffs. The garment is constructed from khaki or olive drab wool, typical of Canadian battledress, and retains features such as the inner collar lining and original label markings where present. This pattern of battledress jacket formed part of the standard field uniform for Canadian and Commonwealth infantry and support troops during operations from 1940 through the late 1950s.










